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February 29, 2016 at 8:06 am #892165I don’t like the fixed header and menu neither the scroll animation.
To have relative header and menu position I put this rules in custom.css :
.t3-wrapper { padding-top: 10px; } .t3-header{ position: relative !important; } .t3-mainnav { position: relative !important; padding-top: 0; }
But I still can see the animation effect when I scroll the page.
How can I disable this animation at all?
Thank you.
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March 1, 2016 at 3:23 am #892694Hi,
You can try with my tweak below to achieve that.
Open templates/ja_magz_ii/js/script.js file, find and remove this script
// Header Scroll // ----------------- (function($) { var scrollLastPos = 0, scrollDir = 0, // -1: up, 1: down scrollTimeout = 0; $(window).on ('scroll', function (e) { var st = $(this).scrollTop(); //Determines up-or-down scrolling if (st < 80) { if (scrollDir != 0) { scrollDir = 0; scrollToggle(); } } else if (st > scrollLastPos){ //Replace this with your function call for downward-scrolling if (scrollDir != 1) { scrollDir = 1; scrollToggle(); } } else if (st < scrollLastPos){ //Replace this with your function call for upward-scrolling if (scrollDir != -1) { scrollDir = -1; scrollToggle(); } } //Updates scroll position scrollLastPos = st; }); $('.ja-header').on ('hover', function () { $('html').removeClass ('scrollDown scrollUp').addClass ('hover'); scrollDir = 0; }) scrollToggle = function () { $('html').removeClass ('hover'); if (scrollDir == 1) { $('html').addClass ('scrollDown').removeClass ('scrollUp'); $("#t3-header").css('top','0px'); } else if (scrollDir == -1) { $('html').addClass ('scrollUp').removeClass ('scrollDown'); $("#t3-header").css('top','0px'); } else { $('html').removeClass ('scrollUp scrollDown'); $("#t3-header").css('top','51px'); } $('html').addClass ('animating'); setTimeout(function(){ $('html').removeClass ('animating'); }, 1000); } })(jQuery);
Hope it helps
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March 1, 2016 at 10:58 am #892865It works!
Out of curiosity: is it possible to solve the problem with custom.css?
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March 2, 2016 at 1:45 am #893211Yes, you can redefine scrollDown, scrollUp and animating class from custom.css file but the best way, you need to change directly from templates/ja_magz_ii/js/script.js file as my solution.
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March 2, 2016 at 9:50 am #893370Thank you again
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November 26, 2016 at 11:49 pm #990006Thank you – this is what I was after as well.
However – if the template has an update in the future it migh overwrite the script.js file.
Is it possible to ‘copy’ the script.js file to my theme folder – tomake sure the chnages are not overwritten?
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November 28, 2016 at 12:59 am #990154@bohemiadesign: In this case, you need to make a backup all files have been changed on your site and process upgrading on your site.
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